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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
Notice Of Seizure.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ Territory Of Washington. Third Ju-
dicial Oigtrict-W.
n the District Court. holding terms 1t
Seattle.
No. 5sos-The United States Of America
ys: One hundred and ten tins containing
Whereas VIM. n. white, ucitcd States
Attorney for Washington Territory, hae
fled an information IN the above entitled
District Court alleging IN substance ~
foll0wa: That e . time pet to.wit:
81 the 5th day q August A.D. 1857. q
so. - On beard he ateambcst Geo. &.
starr, ct the wharf ct Port Townsend. fn
Jefferson county, Warrington Territory.
ouincY A. Brooks, Collector Of Customs
for said district did seize and now has IN
bis custody Is The Custom HOUSE Of sid
district q Port Townsend Aforesaid. -
violation Of Section 500 Of the Revised
Statutes az the United etAtea certain
Roudn. wares and merchandise. to~wfk :
enc hundred and ten tins. containing a.
ty-flve pounds Of prepared opium; for
that at time past, to-Wit On the 6th day
81 Angus a; 2. iSSs. nd goodA wares
"a and described, being Of foreign growth
and manufacture and subject % the pay
meat Of duties upon being imported and
brought ins0 the United States. were b
come persou or persons unknown clan
eaetinely, unlawfully, fraudulently and
knowingly brought into the Unitsd States
rom n ne Provincs q Rfitis6 Colsmhia
h the Dominion Of Canada. with tho IN
tent then and there On the part Of such
importer or importers % defrAud the
Unaeed States Of the duties thereon.
he. duties thereon not having hsen
paid g accounted tor Or secured 20
Be- paid 70 the United States and net
Tor or secured 70 b paid 70 he UniSsd
States, the said goodA wares and mar
chanAlga being then and ehare Of the
value Of i've hundred and fifty dnliArs,s
and praying for Q monition and other
proper process 10 the end that said goods,
etc. may b decreed 70 Be and remain
And Whereas. % readAns and ding the
said Information, the Court made the fol
lowing order thereon. torWit:
The United States of America Va One
hundred and Ten tins containing nfty-fyo
pQunds Of prepared opium.
ID opsn court On FFiday. me sSth CAV q
NovembeT. A. D. 1857, e. 10 O'clock e N.
Of that day, at which time al persons
having or claiming any interest N said
eoodss wars and maFchAndlss mus ap-
pear ana make their allegations IN that
behalf or their default VIII be entered.
And let notice Be given IN the usual form
b. publication thereof In the DAILY PosT-
ISTELLIeKScKR. Dated November q.
1857.
New, sherefores all persons having orI
claiming any interest," IN said aoo6A wares
and maFchnndiBe are nQtinc2 10 BE- and
appear ca open court at the time epagi6 ed
in sid order and make theiF alleaatlone
IN that behalf OF their cofAult win Be en-
tered and the prayer Of said Information
granted.
-. Wines the Hon. Richard A.
-. Jcaes, Judge % sid District
Court and the seal q sid courf
- affixed. This "a dAy Of NovembeF.
sos IS W. T. LKDGERwooD. CLERK
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.

snszazn. fssna.g. lev e
weTzmau were se1zy prspu<inB = laz1s
shspzenl e ns,s y y sd t1ncrfoH ~ 8.
Bsnsss 4 cemuaay 70 Loneoa.
fnfksgs eonffaus q eFxfFs n lafgs gu4nt-
fss 40 fhs nark<ss arp nov alisd via ahsm.
Tkas Ear TITS weak f0ElEnlns acn q 80
ssss asss rsesfvsd frum otgmpla and snmiaA.
PRODUCE nRCKfFTs- During Ehs psf -
knnra ~ nendars facafrsA IN HeafliB l1rlu4na
shs nilo9fagf y pnckn91 b4tazs e1seA
e9na, IA asEfu nesa1oeH, tons hag, le eEn-
sSis H0nF, s. psekagss tfult ; bunales hiss. 3
eoana chIcke1a cooV1 turA1Ta. Is heg1s /
ell aad - lrta oglterl. IhNGs Wers AS
$3.50 I e1Einsas u Henannl u11<hen1 -
erss fhe Pafes 8onnd gb1Es Tine and aleu- u
90 "a tka stsamer Prnmier from ~ c4141l.
Is Paclss aad So sona q tAs stes1zhip Asz-
sarRnKxTs palszs % pani = bsz.s
seanfai frnfah9s wzEe s1nf Dan Ho1lt1 - tols
Iasss q &R HEn10 tons. ? s . Lans g
lssa. ELBkE ~ ionz. sle1mers--An E1sa1
stsns, 0Fses to1s, ni6hl9nnl tons Nellie
tons. Ef1rh Ca, nastwcpd : tonA
HoRs -1Ae cnly m1ye1nenf neilosd .ooay
sas tha prsD4Fatian a . AEgs shipnens tez
L1naen. NsKIies eouid b harmed -
TEnKExs- kssafpsa eontlnns frus. Pieces
dssssea. dssweTs rerslvs y and ascenas psi
81 oTst m nsssi,ss ssday 10 saaks. Pssea
nnchangsa on b41as 81 % ecnts pr qasrt feE
FI''asas-Rsssiyss today . uasss, mostly frsn
oEssos. Retail prices runss nom % - 3
renla NJ fGxan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
BUY IT, TRY IT.
Snowflake Flour
IN ADMIRALTY,

Tn the DISTRICT couRT OF ran FBInD
i 1uaielai DigTict q WashinGton TtFFiaerV.
keading terms a. esAttie. n Klng eoSniY.
WsshipEoa MI Company. heollAat, ".
sssazlsr ''coifax," - Port rovnsena, ~
hoilsrA eagineA taeeie. aFPsrel and furnitars
Fahiie Boslca Is hasshy given, thas uAsrsas
. Hesi has aesa aled % NE above entitled
coara ea ths tWsnty-ersA aay a ESvaaber
1857, ~ Washlnxaon NM Company. q eorpnrn.
taa ersaniEad unacF he laws Il The ssasa Of
cAiifo<nia, and doing business Ia ssia Territory
q wnanisEoas neellAni, asRins ths Steamer
.CeafAxL o. fort fuWasond. whereaf lara
Hsaneesy b 81 lats,y saE MaSlrx. her hslseFs,
t4ekie Appafal and farnlture. IN = cause 81
eantFaet, etv1 and maritime, aneEiaf b. anh-
slaa-e: TIA. hsGWeaa tie erss Cav o. Sanaary
fes2 AAd ths nrst day e NeVsmhea, 1851, the
ssl1 hbeilart q ths instAnee Aad requsE ~
he MasteE q nd straEef. ard q the eTs11t q
.ai4 staa1er. lad faEllshsd esF5ain nunegs
an4 materials snd PersoFDee certain hbor On
eaid sss.msr, q Fepaistne ths haii asd Ia
ehtaafy thcreef, end had fazDished supnlies
faF nst3 sssazsgF, q tke Allnl smcunf anf A.
E<xsza salza 81 go ~ al e uhfeA vas neo.
sssaFy e ne altssing. repairing andsqaiFPins
Taea ns porstoa q sai6 anOuns has es.a
iAsa ths aatl alncunt D. dne d \ h<n On said
New thsrefasa, "a pursuance 10 IL aRsneui.
tfc4 unlAsr tie sea- q ths aid ooara. 10 ne a.
Fsglrd and Delivered. I a. harsny Kive FuAlfc
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o. kaeWtzG e. ksvlng a.ything 70 NJ why to
nane uAeslA not b candenaed ana "a. ras.
zeAst b h rE1yur q slta libel. thns theT b.
aa9 arPs1r bSfsEe the a1iA courl, - - hsld %
xad feF sd th.Fd ts1I1i1l aaEl<sc1 - Ssallle,
e. TkarestAF ~ "a aAy e D.cazhor. a D.
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~ he Haa.A a1t . aaks t.seir Aiterailzna Il
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

k4sz e ~ e11ze1 11Nn lt1I E4
80 1asz1& b klIIIne ts1z - ~
exfIae s1eF "a 70 e1M4l4 80 -.
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reGa Isas WAI14 wc1I4 verify - 1917
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eRea 6tzgga.
q ezmsteHn eerm OlAltHEB N91RtH -
60 tfna wifh q Posi- LMxrG I1aaG'
sa1zaanlalIva and thna 80 aillzsM1 q
! Port Auasta, m1a eea1uIsfa. were asms.
/ wkea exagsfsad "a she rep1f l1klna 80
/ "a MtGl1as. an tlFa1 ttsefD WxZE te1af
| II ~ asicnY no az ~ a II 1a..s
| ths f1oa e Re eolouy'g czEa1 eaMl1l
/ oat q 90 prcneunned 3 EInnneE - fsRol
81 anareElsls nn6 nn1s1bg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23


coaItszEEs OF the roRx ARoEzz FArHR
On THH CHICAGO HxErurIpN.
ne Mcsisi ceanass,aii,, TIE cfasikl
paper II he Puget Soand Cooperative
oolory. IN lts issue Of lasi ueek devices
considerable srace 70 the sxesntisa ef
Ne anarchists Al ChisAeo and leaves nc
nneeFtainsy a. ae tie theories held by
uoma of shs members Of tha eoloay.
% The llraa page u Displayed with hlaek
hcsssEs tha following;
OBITUARY.
BIB AT GmGCAGe.
NsF. san. Iss3.
RRuH aFHHcRli
nBRH Rhnsssll
RseAt - Ass<rsAaas b AsasaAx sxa
HissAas fAssr 6Tisesanss ~
RssAfs ~ AsasrEnsss aqsssss EarNsRss-
abis SsareA as Sfl<nFs Wa
est WarFuHss
RlsAss ~ .ANsr&asas n . Far ira 4z1
Epspaytssi Jazz.
naa xHnss ~ MouaNls.
g anoiheF eolnmn znklas sha eaglssa
aa sMnrsieR Mcut Foai" TIE papaf Ruea
- q say -fhe uAieaGu hicedhcnnaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

TIE ship Fnany ruckeF YES tgr1 10 aaa a
I s'risek tsaAy b he TAG MolyokA soc had
= cAzee Il NJ tana q hlark niamsnd coal.
TAs ssa&rzahip Nsxsco arrived tecm san
FrEnxaaee a. - early boEx.
TIE sAip oeofRR, Nanasn vas seportss
ssArsaretl - sAn Fsancisco an Msn3ay - ed
aoai i S1Astis he SAu FransiNce.
Faitssfng go TIE tonnARe stAteuanf n
saa FsaEStaco o. Meedays n p1r4 eazase1
O. sat tens. tn peFt eisaaEsFed. e. 00a tsuz,
ialsa b arrive. So 80 toBx
Pas feWSSExR. Ncx. - -AfyiVed- SAip
knasis4f. re sAiP AkanasE dihsoa. -
isatsa fsc@ GAIA for fusA Soan1. has esen
sPeken ln tse s1sailA
fAFseSs, SeT. f1--Cssrf sftsA tass uinA.
Ne sAspFtag-
saA fakNczsce, Ncv. 91.--AE4ives- Siaamas
FhenAs oorwsa, oeiamhia RfvSFs Geo, W.
Ez1sT. seAt4ie.
Ccsrp1-sge4zasg ceaamhia, Portland; aAips
cts e bs12lrsa, ReEsiana; Fsram&n1, Rust.
sad
ealua-staaassE wAEa wsRa. sassaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Havine notlsed IN lhs Posr-IHTzL1z-
azaoEH an advertisement q aRenq.ne
Davis DungeneM buster" Woul4 n
form eouauUeE8 that TIE article Qn1on
has ben e11nulactn1ed b ne o11 nas
gene b. that name for the pas1 k01r
years q Seattle, uas nEat nolo b O. Z.
Stone, thsn for q while b Haley q
WSiQht, hut foK the past three mont1s
has heen handled emily and exeluaigely
b. Charisa Louch, who n sole ngeue for
nv buafer. HAGE DAVIS.
hsaaiIe, Nov. 10, 1887. noI5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Tear ordaFs VII b called for. givs us
sKiAh @ O. SEAKurR 4 o. Rroees
fhira an SpFing. mil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Washington Territory Dental and
PhotORraphio Depot. full sapply aA
low prices. A. b. ezEwAnr q Co.s dEga-
gists. sf. 3s ts NOS q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

euhsaflpaion llnls are being actively
circulated throughout the business
portion Of The city and being literally
Eigned, pFosidine sana fer Thanks
giving dinner for Che patients Al The
Fannie @. Paddock hospital, and also
for che sailors ii port. Chaplain nt1hhs.
Who has the latter Bahsoftption 10
charge, says there will nnmkaf about
. atty OF sixty sailors a. the dinner, % be
sexpecta and that u win take plAes Ai
she bad h old town. The other sub
ncFlptian Is being circulated By prorni-
naaA business men aud ls Ia cnndiliea
~ insure fgst ola@ dlnnQE for all the
patlanss.
A ThanhzRlViog dinner win be spEead
a The TaeomA % q number % invitsi
guests Of Manages Tyler.
NRw SrETNM o. Af.ARna- Tia beard
q ore delegates met last night and
adogted q neU syetem Of alarms 10 Be
Funa frem the bic bell. The ringing
foF eouncll meetings Was Dispensed
With. ne call Ter company meetings
& laft TIE same a. before and The heck
and ladder company, which wae left
without call on tie cid GYsleui. h pEo-
yided fos, Eve taps being the signal. In
eha case 0f Gre a general alarm viii be
FunR and the fecAtiua Of The Gre vii AZ
heFwArd Be- indicated hy tara foR nana-
Aas Of ward. Cards will be printed and
Distributed 81 once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
@EEAAGER
CHIEF

r RAVES SEATTLE, FRoa xEztkss
IL wharf. ssesy Sunday mor1ins. oa -. =
Lacounar. soucAfnl q Clinton, ~ 49,
elanuood aad uimlady.
Returning hondayn-
IaaTsa every ThuEsday moIpine q e.ess4.,
go. frlasV HarboF nd Hoche Hegtexs
bAnTniug Rrida5A
tssiEhl ana ...ss sgpy e 80 49,. :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

NEw YoaK. Nov. a3--Ths eAock market %
dag was dull and ieatufsleas IN the main, bat
q presented q strong undertone and was Fakh-
e. sarnneaE stronger than yesterday, the prs-
xAilsng iaellng being that tha reaction hkd
about raarhsd its IintA Moe1 81 the stocks
nrs higher taRight thungh ne only important
charges c0mprisa gain 81 ~ Ii Richmond
and iea4 q X 10 cplofade coal.
Governments bonds we're dull and steady,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Mra. @ H. Fryer has besa appeinisd
scAoei sapeginten3snl 81 Ltneoln eoan-
q. vtee O. IL. Psyof. deceased.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

cssA ~ sssdis. @. q. srAHTus 4 o..
rroeeFs Thira aad Sprins. seis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

LIZ HAlsA sssuaa-hana daAlsz. &c.
oaS aad oolszeia. TslsVAoas ios.nsln
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Hnu Faar, Nov. 9a-tonzgou oan 80 70 Q
s ssi sssss u 10 q dsss ma Z ~ isTds.
n.aa. u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Amesisah Express fU7, Canada Rasi6e sex,
Canada Southern $50, Central hncino -,
Burlington lslk. Delaware 4 Lack1Nanna
1885,, beaver 4 hio Gfands f3k, Ire %,
Lake shars ssk. LoaisVitis o1h, MichigAn
Contra eex. Kansas 4 Texas ~, Neg YokA
Centsal i0e4. hortheln Paeiac ~, pre-
pfuYemsnf COX, Harifafi0n co. Transo6ns
iinsntsi q, Psclao Nal -, keok fnland
IizN, 81 Paul MS, Tsxas Pacific rs, unioa
Rarlao s84, unitod 6latal ENpseaB 81, Wells
Fnrro Kapreaa1ag. western Union %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

New holiday goods daily arriving.
Eastern cash prices. Chester OieaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Pon1tkxp. nov n -keeeipts--- Past "a hours
include q. Tta cts wheat, 11oo hbi1 h0uK. a2s7
cfss oaan, 10 etls hEsn, 20 ctls mlllstua, 96ls
aks asxseed, 20 IN onions. fil6 lbs hidas,
? Pkg batter. q cases egEs, lass boxes fruit.
- easas dEisd Do, osis 10 hops. . ears bay, i16
cattle. II hogs,
Wheat Better mafksts eablsA and tsle.
erkpAad today Ths American ginihlo shows
no vsEy marked iHcreaas, higher maEkoes IAN.
Ing to incFenR deliveries % sucn an extent e.
10 swell Tie visible hgurea Our market is
s0ms mrmer, 81 70 belng today hid for sons
Walla WaIla. This II q fair Quotatlou and
rather nhoFe the tdoaa afsome. valley cannot
b qaotsa beyond 81 %. The twe grades are
now ils apart, o. about the usual dinsranes.
Exporters will hardly Do much With valley. az
she mills can use about all available.
oaas-Ycry arn, The good shipping market
Increasing ths movement. The market Is
about 4Ikc.
EeEs hsthsF alow sale a 400 Ths supply
Of eastern 4 important enough 70 woAken TIE
maxkat for local,
Poultry plenty. bringlne II cts or
tasreshoars. Tks range q not vide, Chickens
aad ether poul,Fy IN iuk supply.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

7sa.--A1 quality silk plush. e0ss s. %
lulneFt. We bay for cash and sell for
oash. OnR prices tell the tale a Chester
CIsary's, nozD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Raj Esta,s is the foundation Of all
wealth. II you wish wealth bay some
Maple Valley land Of O. Q. OALKus
40, nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

s75<o. An wool dress goods. splendid
values. All goods marked In plain
aGures. Chester Clcary. no10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

CANADIAN RAcIFIC R. Il. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East will sase money 81
calling on Z. w. MCGnEms on NIL
street.. ~ les
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

II you want asapid, reliable mssseu--
ger bog call on L. L. Bales, eeoono ana
Columbia, or ring up telephone LOB. nib
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

The usoss extensive aassEtnent Of eoE-
sess on the coast. Over forty styles
from l25<s % $500 each. Toklas q
Rfnaarnafl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

sAa FaAncIsoo, Nor. u.-Recgipts- Whoat
q 500 ells, noar II, 800 az sks; barley, 600
etlk. oats, 1900 ctlss potatoes. ZOO ska
tarn asarer. Ne. l skipping 81 SOL S7k.
Opfions higher. sAles; Ne. Whias hnyeR
season, go tens 81 q tIA; 900 tsns Ct q g.
34fio tons a 81 A. y; 1000 tons a 81 tek. At
bayer year. 100 tons a VI 90. 100 tons as
81 a8A.
narsy--aleady. No. feeA spot, ss6ak
Dayer season opened 01fe, buyer year, ssgso.
BaysF season closed 9i,te. buyer year 81 10.
Oar - firm and demand good oflsnnEa
moderate. OfeRon. 81 a5elt AK.
wooi-ouiet sut asn fer ehoies. poor grades
weak.
palatsss--o uict ana eaay.
Hops- little business doiaei icns d mArAst
soft.
Provisions -FirmeF.
Butter god EnrS-flrm,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
TvnFOoI nlnEEI

LEvznRoos., New ~. - WhsAt -FlrrA, a.
msni fair, ha,dess o9cF spaFingly, cAiiasraia
g. 10 d8& ia pr cental, rca Esalsrn spEfaa
aaa SISTER g ad.8a4 led.
Con-FEEa. asmana fair, nss mixed uesi.
arn q n Nd SCI eentAh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
NV Toa8 nAnzHIs.

Nnw Yuak, bor. s1.-Hopa- etcady.
Saaak-Dnil, entirely nominai, raARed qaiet
steady ~; yellow tA0S. musila s tf.IeH
6k, standard A ekea9h, coniectiensrs eke|
8 ~ie. powdered 69.l0los ei-l9o, granulaisl
ea4e Ae-iao. euorA eas344.
crpar : Fism lAko 4ia 70.
T.eaa Domestic 81 AN.
cuEIse--fair. Hie duIl, 2ie1G, options eaaiex
dail, elessne sts4dy, sales o. so tags; Nevaaa,
hng SIS eo0iS Ta necembeE SIS e0ais vs.
January as aaals 80 frbFuAEy elso5ebi5 rs
March eia eie1i5 eS.
PutEslsuu-Opaning strenB a Is, bat after
unsaor heavy sslllnE AID declined 70 TAX
Thsfa Was . digit improtenen1 e re oioas
WAich va aEm a -. Sales. al, co barrels
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

CasnAa0. Nov a. -caiiie-RscsiplM ia.oCa
WeAa and TN pelnta lcWsE, hncF ehlppin9
aleasa s. EeRa ~ slnctern feeasra 9aSa1 IS
Tsxas cattle q s5s93 Is. western mngsFa "a
Hos - krcsipss, 81 0oo sfroar and poisls
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coMMzNTe OF TlIx roEx ARoEtzz rArER
On THn CHICAGO HxEcrxIeN.
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New Years Eve Balls.
"There's q new foot on the floor my friend,
And new face at the door my friend
A new face at the door,"

There were number OF public and pri.
vate balls in the city last night, and three
times as many side shows and gatherings.
The I. o. o. F. ball was simply splendid;
fifty.eight couples stepped with the precis'
sion OF train soldiery in the grand march,
and at the call of the quadrille numbers
more took their places. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Murphy led the march and no handsomer
sight has been seen in Butte. The ladies
shone most bewitchingly in their tasty and
lovely ball costumes, and all went most
pleasantly and merrily till the hour ol
parting, when, with many good wishes,
the large company separated for refresh
ments and "Home, Sweet Home"
The jolIiest OF the merry parties. where
all is mlrth one can excel another, was the
Turn Verein at Caplice Hall. At the door
stood Alderman Fred Loeber, erect as il
in Won Molke's battle line and as gracious
as Germanys Crown Prince could be. He
bade THE MINER man welcome and told
him what grand success the party was.
A peep, only a peep, at the multitude OF
happy men and fair women who. like a
swarm of glittering fireflies tangled in a
silvery braid, were mingled in the ravish.
ing dance, convinced the reporter that the
old years record bore lightly on them and
the New Years history would be pune.
tuated with jollity and fun. The gentle
men we're as gallant as the ladies were fair,
and a prettier, happier gathering was never
in Butte to await with good wishes the
breaking of New Years first morning.
Another pleasant social was that OF the
Emmett band in Miners Union Hall. The
friends OF the band were there with their
fair ladies in force. The hall was beauti-
fully ornamented and decorated and the
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THE ENGLISH MINISTRY.
No Hope Of Reconciliation Between Sails
bury and Churchill

No Hope Of Reconciliation Between Sails
bury and Churchill
LONDON, December 31.-Lord Salisbury
returned to Hatfield tonight, leaving the
composition of the ministry uncertain. He
has offered Mr.. Goschen the position of
chancellor of the exchequer and is awaiting
his response. Goschen has consulted with
Lord Harrington and is taking time to con-
slider. At late hour tonight he had not
replied and had given no sign ofwhat he IL
tends to do.
Lord Randolph Churchill today
through Sir Henry Drummond
Wolff consented to resume his
office on condition that Lord Salisbury
give an assurance that he would support
his (Churchills) proposed reforms of
abuses in the naval and military admins
trations. Baron Rowton conveyed the Of
fer to Lord Salisbury, who repeated it in
terms that will widen the breach between
him and Churchill. The Cabinet appoint
ments mentioned to-day meet with general
acceptance in ministerial circles, but no.
thing will be definitely settled until the
next Cabinet counsel.
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select two gentlemen from the audience who
would select q third, and the three serve as
q committee to attend to the drawing.
Messrs. W. II. Young and D. c. Russell, of
TIE MINER, were selected, and Mr.. Mcguire,
and they chose Mr.. w. C. Bachelor to act
with them. The is, 900 tickets were placed
in revolving tin and well shaken as each
five were drawn. The committee agreed
that 1O1 tickets should be drawn from the
tin and the last OF the 1O1 should be the
winning ticket. This was done because it
would have consumed an immense amount
Of time to withdraw the $4,000 tickets.
During the drawing of the last eleven tickets
the gentleman who drew them was
blindfolded at the suggestion Of some one
in the audience. The winning ticket was
No. 7,125. As no one in the audience
claimed it the lucky ones name cannot be
given in this issue. The coat is ready for
delivery when Z, ,125 is presented.